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OPERATION OF MELTING POINT APPARATUS

  • PROCEDURE:
  • Make – Polmon
  • Connect the instrument to the mains power.
  • Switch on the instrument.
  • Press function key to set initial temperature.
  • The “INT TEMP’ LED blinks
  • Set initial temperature.
  •  Note: Set the initial temperature to 10°C below the actual melting temperature of the sample.
  • Press Function Key to set “° C/min”.
  • Press the function key to see the set temperatures.
  • Press start key INT TEMP and ° C/min.
  • LED blinks one after another with an interval of 2.5 sec.
  • Again press starts key to start heating process.
  • The “INT TEMP” LED glows continuously and “HEATER” LED glows continuously.
  • Heat the bath until the temperature is about 10°C below the expected melting temperature.
  • Now insert the capillaries in the bath having pre-dried sample.
  • Press function key to start rate of heating (°C/min).
  • Adjust the rate of heating to 1° per minute.
  • Watch the sample through magnifying lens.
  • Press “STORE” key again to store final melting point “T2” LED glows continuously indicating that final melting point temperature (T2) is stored.
  • To view initial & final melting point temperature:
  • Press “STORE” key ® “T1” blinks and displayed Temp. is initial melting point.
  • Press “STORE” key ® “T2” blinks and displayed Temp. is final melting point.
  • Press “STORE” key ® displayed temperature is bath temperature.
  • Record the melting range of the sample.
  • Remove the capillary from the instrument.
  • Switch off the instrument.
  • Enter the details of the usage of the logbook.
  • ANNEXURES: 
ANNEXURE NO.TITLE OF ANNEXURE
Annexure-IMelting Point Apparatus User Log Book

Annexure-I
MELTING POINT APPARATUS USER LOGBOOK

MELTING POINT APPARATUS USER LOGBOOK
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